Custom Stackable Chair Covers

What This Is A custom stackable chair cover is a single waterproof cover over a whole stack of patio chairs, made to your stack's own measurements. Stacking is how most patio chairs get put away: one tower on the deck instead of six chairs spread across it. Restaurants, bars and hotels do the same with their outdoor seating at closing time. One cover over the tower does the work of six individual covers. Verified Purchase Nice Covers for a Year “Started to fail in 2025, and by April 2026 it was falling apart.” Read the full review Why Does a Universal Stackable Chair Cover Never Fit? Because ready-made stackable chair covers are cut to standard sizes, and your stack will rarely match one exactly. Every chair maker designs its own chair, so every make stacks differently. Some stacks climb steeply, others barely lean at all. Arms push the stack out at the front. And every chair you add makes it taller. A handful of standard sizes, sold by chair count (fits four to six, or six to eight), can't allow for all of that. Six slim metal bistro chairs and six chunky teak armchairs make two very different stacks, but they get the same size of cover. So you pick the nearest size and live with the gap. Where the cover is too roomy, it hangs in loose folds over the chairs below. Water gathers in those folds, and the hem rides up off the feet. And where it's too tight, across the highest backrest and the front edge of each seat, the fabric strains. That is where ready-made covers give way. The one in this buyer's review split down the front of the stack in its second year. What Does a Stackable Chair Cover Protect Against? A stack of patio chairs left bare takes the weather in places a single chair never would. Rain in the Top Seat The seat of the top chair is a shallow dish. Rain pools in it, spills over the front and soaks the seat below. Damp Between the Seats Water trapped between nested seats has no air to dry it. Black mold spots spread over seats nobody sees again before spring. Sun on the Top Chair UV hits the top chair and the row of backrests hardest. Teak turns silver-grey and splits along the grain, and painted metal fades unevenly. Green on the Backs Tucked in a shady corner, the rear backrests turn green with algae, and lichen crusts along the frames. Birds Overhead Droppings land on the top seat, which is the first one anyone sits on when the chairs come back out. Leaves in the Stack Leaves and grit fall between the nested chairs and keep every seat in the pile wet. Which Chair Stack Do You Have? Which Chair Stack Do You Have? Two shapes, because arms change the front of a stack. Choose the one that matches your chairs and measure the stack just as it stands. Chair Stack Armless For side chairs, bistro chairs and armless metal or wooden dining chairs. The seat edges form the front of the stack, so the front height is taken to the top seat and the rear height to the lowest backrest. Chair Stack With Arms For dining armchairs, captain's chairs and teak chairs with arms. The armrests stand out in front of the seats and climb with the stack. They set the front of the cover, so the guide measures up to the top armrest instead of the top seat. What Happens to an Uncovered Stack of Patio Chairs? A season outside leaves six kinds of damage on a stack of chairs with nothing over it. Water Marks Black Mold Cracking and Rot Algae and Lichen Rust at the Joints Bird Droppings How Is This Stackable Chair Cover Different? 01 Follows Your Chair Stack's Shape Your chairs decide the shape of the cover: how the seats climb at the front of the stack and how the backrests drop away behind. Eight measurements in the guide record both, and those eight become your cover. No fabric gets cut before you have signed off the design. See how the design service works. 02 Sealed Where the Panels Meet Rain has no way in at the seams. Every seam gets HydroLok® seam sealing: stitched, then sealed on the inside. The fabric is just as waterproof. NylonSafe® is a premium waterproof fabric for home and light commercial use. PVCArmour® is heavy-duty, for exposed sites and commercial use. Compare the two fabrics. 03 Gripped at the Feet The drawstring hem comes as standard. Cinched under the bottom chair's feet, it holds the cover against the stack instead of perching on top. To fasten the cover to the chairs themselves, choose snap buckles clipped around the legs, or eyelets you can fix to the stack or something solid. Elasticated corners at the four feet are another way to get a snug hem. 04 Dries Out, Lifts Off UV-stabilised fabric shrugs off a whole season of sun on the top of the stack. Vents near the top breathe out damp air, giving the seats inside a chance to dry. EZ handles, grab handles built into the vent structure, let you lift the whole cover clear, and it folds into the duffel bag supplied. See all the built-in features. When Do You Need a Custom Stackable Chair Cover? Not every stack of chairs needs a cover made for it. Read both lists and you will know which side yours is on. Focused on Longevity This cover is right for you if: Your chairs spend the off-season stacked on the patio rather than in the garage Your last cover rode up the stack and left the bottom two chairs sitting in the wet You stack chairs with arms, or more than six high, and the ready-made sizes stop short of the ground Focused on Immediacy You don't need this if: Your chairs are put away in the garage once the season ends A ready-made cover already fits your stack, and you're happy to replace it every year or two You just need something over the chairs tonight, and any plastic tarp will do